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ninjakeyboard
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About ninjakeyboard
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Comment #38096565
I can see what you're saying. what solution is there then? As the internet becomes more public, so it also loses the freedom of eg the 90s and that may not be so bad with AI in the…
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Why Is HTML Not Getting Updates to Opt Out Content from Model Training
After reading about Nightshade project (this article has the right threads to follow if you want to dig at it or see briefly the results in testing: https://venturebeat.com/ai/meet…
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Comment #37749158
https://github.com/iamadamdev/bypass-paywalls-chrome <- this one for chrome
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Comment #34919093
My new rule for any centralized entity is no more than 5k or 5 hours on there. Even my bank account has been mostly dumped today. I'm a crypto futures day trader and have been doin…
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Comment #34918746
Ah I was using my friends server which has a slightly different model running - thanks. It's one of the divinci models I think? Don't know much - it's code oriented. So I guess it'…
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Comment #34916925
It hallucinates that you can use 4 energy per turn in Pokemon TCG and confidently tells you so. No idea where that would come from.
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Comment #34916917
ChatGPT gets the rules to the pokemon trading card game wrong. It will tell you you can use 4 energy a turn. Convincingly. Not sure how it hallucinates this. The rule is 1 per turn…
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Comment #33689083
My girlfriend knows how to play the sax and I know rust (and am a dj/producer!) - so I starred this and we plan to build it. Thanks for your contribution to our life!
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Comment #24147149
Jira is very customizable in how it's used. It's sort of like saying that a wall with sticky notes is a bad development tool because of some anecdotal experience. It all depends on…
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Comment #23471224
Learning functional programming will make you a better developer in all languages IMO. This is the single biggest vector for understanding how to write maintainable code. Similarly…
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Comment #23339767
But the tooling on emacs or whatever is up to par. That was my original point, not that a plain text editor is a real man's way, just that it's good enough. PyCharm or whatnot isn'…
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"I think there's a sweet spot for a language that accepts mutability inside of actors, but only allows immutable objects to be sent as messages, with an escape hatch available if n…
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Comment #23250188
Elixir is decent and I've worked with it a fair amount in production systems... Mostly Rubyists seem to really click with it. And ruby idioms are all over it - you can taste its hi…
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Comment #23216046
You're working with statically typed compiled languages tho. Once you try using a dynamic language you realize another editor is enough IMO. I use emacs for anything dynamically ty…
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Comment #23216033
I still can't believe bitwig is java. I'm a bitwig user. It even runs on linux.
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Comment #23100310
This whole thread is great. It's amazing how many people seem to be gaining the same inner wisdom I've found, of disidentifying with the mind, yet feeling more whole with all of wh…
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Comment #23100302
But does the dog have a buddha nature?
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Comment #23073625
There is burnout, then there is just being "done." If you're out of software and happy, then great. I think we reach a point where the draw of money + realization that software is …
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Comment #22805915
Not much on my blog but I'm a remote worker and wrote about remote work for all the covid-19 people suddenly forced into it. https://multiplexedmusings.com/2020/04/06/remote-work-a…
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Comment #22789512
I'm sure you're suffering in your world over there and I hope you're okay.